Pending human review — the facts below come from the source repository.
What it does
Codex and agent skills for Cregh.
Who it’s for
Users who want this capability in DSH; check the source and docs before installing.
Risks & caveats
No strong risk signals; still worth a source look before installing.
Install
Review, then install
dsh plugin --profile web add github:creght-dev/skills
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LicenseMIT
Last activityAug 14, 2026
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What this plugin covers
GitHub topics
agent-websiteai-website-buildercreghtdsh-plugin
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Creght Skills This repository provides Codex/agent skills for Creght. They help agents understand Creght project structure, CLI workflows, page development conventions, CMS/Form/Auth/Func backend/SEO features, and other platform capabilities. ## Skills - creght — the base platform skill: CLI workflows, pages/components conventions, CMS, forms, Auth, Func backend, SEO, publishing. - site-replica — replicate any existing website onto Creght ("复刻网站"): probes the source in a real browser, audits every animation and interaction, rebuilds it as an original React/Tailwind implementation with license-safe placeholder assets, then verifies desktop + mobile against the source in a loop until parity. Builds on top of creght. ## What This Skill Does - Guides agents through Creght CLI workflows for creating projects, pulling workspace files, pushing frontend and Func backend file changes, resolving merge conflicts, previewing, and publishing sites. - Discovers project and site IDs from rendered Creght page URLs through /.well-known/creght.json. - Enforces Creght page development conventions, such as /pages routes, the /components directory, native <a> navigation, and getServerSideProps for data loading. - Helps write React + Tailwind v4 pages and components that follow Creght platform requirements. - Provides implementation references for common platform capabilities such as CMS, form submissions, Auth, file-based Func backend code under backend/func, SEO metadata, sitemaps, and carousel components. - Helps debug local-to-platform sync, preview, and publishing issues. ## Examples text Add an About page to this Creght project, following the existing pages and components structure. {YOUR_CREGHT_PROJECT_EDIT_URL like https://creght.cn/editor/project/pveao61akhoy/site/pveao646es1u} text Connect the homepage to Creght CMS data, using the schema and types that already exist in the project. {YOUR_CREGHT_PROJECT_EDIT_URL like https://creght.cn/editor/project/pveao61akhoy/site/pveao646es1u} text Optimize the project's SEO configuration, including title, description, keywords, Open Graph, and related metadata. {YOUR_CREGHT_PROJECT_EDIT_URL like https://creght.cn/editor/project/pveao61akhoy/site/pveao646es1u} text https://www.creght.cn/docs/ai/ai-edit-content-guide 新增一个文章,内容是关于 ai 积分的价格 text 复刻 https://example-portfolio.framer.website/ 到 Creght,保留布局和所有动效,独立运行直到完成 ## Installation Install with npx: bash npx skills add creght-dev/skills -g -y Or use bunx: bash bunx skills add creght-dev/skills -g -y After installation, supported Codex/agent environments will automatically load the corresponding skill guidance when working with Creght projects. ### DeepSeek Harness (dsh) This repository is also a dsh bundle, so it installs into a dsh profile directly (requires pnpm on PATH): bash npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:creght-dev/skills Pin a tag or commit with github:creght-dev/skills#v1.0.0. Remove it with ... plugin --profile web remove creght-skills, update with ... plugin --profile web update creght-skills. ## Update Update to the latest version with npx: bash npx skills update creght Or use bunx: bash bunx skills update creght Re-running the add command above also works — it is idempotent and pulls the latest.
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